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Cancer Genetic Test / Oncogenomics Test
Know Your Risk Beforehand, Prevent Early, and Plan Your Health Accurately
Do you have “cancer risk genes” hidden within you?
Many people believe that “cancer is a disease that happens randomly,” without clear causes.
However, in reality, many types of cancer arise from mutations in genes, which may be inherited or caused by everyday behaviors.
What is Cancer Genetic Test / Oncogenomics Test?
Cancer Genetic Test or Oncogenomics Test is the analysis of individual genetic information to determine what type of cancer you might be at risk for. It also helps you plan your health, prevent early, or choose an appropriate treatment method if abnormalities are found early.
Examples of genes tested include:
- BRCA1 / BRCA2 (Breast and Ovarian Cancer)
- MLH1 / MSH2 (Colon Cancer)
- TP53, APC, ATM, and other genes related to various cancers
The test results help doctors accurately assess your risk level and create a more personalized health monitoring plan.
How is the Test Done?
At LINNA Clinic, the Cancer Genetic / Oncogenomics Test is done using convenient, safe, and highly accurate methods:
- Consult with a doctor to analyze your personal risk and family history.
- Blood draw to collect DNA samples.
- Analyze with Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technology.
- Interpret results by expert medical professionals and receive personalized health advice.
Preparation Before the Test
- No need to fast or avoid food and drink before the test.
- Get adequate rest the night before.
- If you have a family history of cancer, be sure to inform the doctor in detail.
- Do not take the test if you are currently ill
Why Get Tested?
- To detect genetic mutations directly related to cancer.
- To assess future cancer risks, such as breast, ovarian, colon, lung cancer, etc.
- To use the information for planning screening, prevention, or monitoring health appropriately.
- For those already diagnosed with cancer, use the results to choose targeted treatments.
- Provide advice to direct family members if there are inherited genetic abnormalities.
Who Should Get Tested?
- Those with close family members who have cancer (especially breast, ovarian, colon, lung cancer).
- Individuals who want to know their risk in advance and plan for their health.
- People already diagnosed with cancer who need to select the best treatment based on genetic information.
- Women who are concerned about breast and ovarian cancer.
- Men with a family history of prostate cancer or colon cancer.
- Those planning to have children and want to assess hereditary genetic risks.
Summary
Cancer Genetic Test / Oncogenomics Test is a test to identify genetic cancer risks. It helps you understand which types of cancer your body might develop and allows you to plan for prevention or care early.
For those with a family history of cancer or those planning long-term health care, this test is an essential step in truly understanding your body.
At LINNA Clinic, we provide expert consultations and genetic testing with accurate and safe technology, ensuring you have the information you need to take care of yourself and your loved ones.
📍 To schedule your Cancer Genetic / Oncogenomics Test:
📲 Line: @linnaclinic
📞 Phone: 063-609-8888
📱 WhatsApp: +66 91 979 9554